Page Seven

Patsy
By: Hank Cochran, Billy Don Burns, Charlie Booth,
and Mack Vickery

As Recorded By Hank Cochran

Patsy, if you're watching from above,
Then you know how much you're still loved.
Ever since the day you left,
Many have tried, but all failed.
Because no one has the soul you left, Patsy.

It don't make no difference where I go,
You're on every old jukebox around the world, you know.
Stars may rise, and stars may fall.
Many are chosen, few are called.
And, you're the brightest star of all, Patsy.

Chorus:
Patsy, I'm still crazy over you.
I know I've played our songs, a thousand times or two.
You're the one they imitate.
There's some okay, but you're still great.
We know you left for heaven's sake, Patsy.

Patsy, God gave you a voice of Gold.
And everybody loves you, young and old.
You're the present, you're the past,
You're the first, and you're the last.
They're just Coach, Baby you're First Class,
Ain't you Patsy?

Repeat Chorus

© 1996 Del Rio Music, Hank and Me Music,
Hank Cochran Music Inc., J L V Music Publishing - BMI

More Than That
By: Melanie Walen

It came all too soon, was gone all too fast.
Memories of another time frozen in the past.
All you left were pictures and a voice in records.
But we'll remember that you were more than that.

Chorus:
You were more than a woman, more than a singer,
More than a clinger... to sad songs.
It's March 5th again, and we wish you'd come back.
But I smile on, knowing you were more than that.

You're an angel in heaven up above.
Still sending down all of your love.
Never did lose you, we gained an angel it's true.
So I'm not gonna be blue... cause...

Repeat Chorus

© 2002 Melanie Walen